90 MARYLAND MANUAL.

No. 6, three; No. 7, six; No. 8, two; No. 9, four; No. 10, two;
No. 11, three; No. 12, three. (Acts of 1882, chapter 270. )

CECIL COUNTY.

Cecil county is authorized to have in districts Nos. 1, 5, 6 and
7, three justices in each, and for remaining districts two justices
each. (Acts of 1882, chapter 413. )

An additional justice was authorized for the seventh election
district of Cecil county. (Acts of 1888, chapter 89. )

An additional justice for district No. 1, by Act of 1892, chap-
ter 364. )

CHARLES COUNTY.

Charles county is authorized to have in district No. 1, one jus-
tice; No. 2, two; No. 3, three; No. 4, three; No. 5, two; No.
6, three; No. 7, two; No. 8, four; No. 9, two. (Acts of 1872,
chapter 155; Acts of 1876, chapter 299; Acts of 1882, chapter
404. )

Additional justice in each of districts, No. 1, 4, and 7. (Acts
of 1892, chapter 121. )

DORCHESTER COUNTY.

Dorchester county is authorized to have in district No. 1, four
justices; No. 2, three; No. 3, four; No. 4, three; No. 5, two;
No. 6, three; No. 7, four; No. 8, two; No. 9, two; No. 10, two;
No. 11, two; No. 12, two; No. 13, two; No. 14, two. (Acts of
1874, chapter 335; Acts of 1884, chapter 148; Acts of 1880,
chapter 456. )

The number of justices in Fork, or district No. 1, was reduced
to two. (Acts of 1888, chapter 22. )

An additional one authorized for Williamsburg district by
(Act of 1892, chapter 675. )

FREDERICK COUNTY.

Whenever any new election district is created in Frederick
county, two justices shall be appointed for them. (Acts of 1888,
ch. 189. )

An additional justice authorized in district 17, to reside at
Johnsville. (Acts of 1888, ch. 492. )

Chapter 346, Acts of 1890, fixed the justices in Frederick
county, as follows: No. 1, four, one to reside at the Point of
Rocks; No. 2, five; No. ' 3, three; No. 4, three; No. 5, four;
No. 6, three; No. 7, four; No. 8, four; No. 9, four; No. 10,
three; No. 11, four; No. 12, three; No. 13, two; No. 14, two;